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To: Dalin who wrote (15630)	1/8/2000 3:57:00 PM
From: art slott	Respond to of 19700

Jan 7, 4:50 PM Smallcaps Online reiterates buy on Actv. >>If all goes to plan, we expect ACTV to be marketing its follow-on public equity offering in the middle of 1Q00. Due to its rich patent portfolio, its strong corporate partners, and its multiple applications and streams of revenues, we feel that competitors of ACTV and other companies positioned in the digital television space (such as Liberate, Wink, Worldgate and TiVo) do not have nearly as much potential as ACTV. We are currently updating our earnings model and should be releasing it in 1Q00. We continue to rate ACTV a BUY, and recommend purchase of stock for those investors tolerant of the risks associated with small caps stocks. << Message 12505748 AT&T/Liberty Media control 25% of the company and Motorola/GI are also investors. They are installed in 99% of all digital set-tops.

To: Dalin who wrote (15630)	1/8/2000 5:04:00 PM
From: Dale Baker	Respond to of 19700

You missed my sarcasm, Dalin. The last two weeks of December were great and it was colossally stupid for anyone to sell early and take the tax bite. I certainly didn't. I was poking fun at our genius friend who did. I took some profits in small caps on January 3 and picked up a few good stocks cheap later in the week with the proceeds. The bull market is far from over. Productivity, technology and innovation are alive and well. We live in an extraordinary era in that respect. That's why buying and holding CMGI is a no-brainer. I look forward to pulling up a 10-year chart of CMGI in 2010 and laughing at these exchanges.